1.. As seen on the tl
Well, TechCabal debunked it
2.. Haaa, why you no quick talk???
Maybe there is money there.
3.. If I wan get use to rejection I go read self-help book, ema fi rejection pami (no use rejection kill me).
4.. Lmaooo, beht we are not grieving now.
5.. They said tech bros are what Damilola Kuku said in the first paragraph of the third chapter of Nearly All the Men in Lagos are Mad. (Nearly all of them are mad. Awon weyrey! The standard Lagos-Man package comes with lying, cheating, and occasional scamming; alongside stylish kaftans, splashes of Sauvage or Ouds, and fake accents.) Read the experience here sha
6.. So sir Elon (Twitter Ceo) said due to data scrapping and system manipulation they reduced Twitter reading limits, Verified accounts get to view 6000 posts, and unverified get 600 per day. Check Naija's reactions and how we are taking the news.
Check the quotes
Someone said maybe that’s the new flex
Lmao
Giving them that Ojude Oba women look.
Not when you are verified sha
7.. Oo giving his POV and getting Hilda Baci both in the quote and comment section
Ahhh
Hmm
8.. Sending love to the Paystack team
9.. AltSchool student graduated last week and here is one of my take home
10.. Omooo, this tech thing will favor me too o
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Official News
PalmPay, an Africa-focused fintech platform, announced that its payments ecosystem has 25 million users, 500,000 mobile money agents, and 300,000 merchants. The company has also achieved a remarkable feat by processing over five billion dollars in transactions monthly.
Lightspeed, a global venture capital firm, has made its first investment in Africa by backing Ghanaian startup Berry Health. Berry Health is a digital health company that provides telemedicine services and delivers medication to patients in Ghana. Lightspeed's investment will support Berry Health's expansion efforts and help improve access to healthcare services.
Eyowo, the Nigerian digital bank, has refuted reports suggesting a complete shutdown on June 27. The CEO and founder clarified that while the company is decommissioning a particular product, it is not closing its operations entirely. As part of this process, the company is letting go of 11% of its workforce, resulting in the layoff of 13 employees.
Smile Identity, a startup specializing in KYC compliance and ID verification has recently laid off eight employees. According to the company, this decision was made in order to meet its profitability targets.
Fastizers, a Nigerian food processing company, has received a $2 million investment from Aruwa Capital. This investment will support Fastizers in expanding its product offerings and strengthening its presence in the Nigerian market.